Two characters in this musical argue over which of a pair of soldiers is better looking in the song "The One on the Left". The Nurse has an affair with a coachman named Franz in this work, whose protagonist ponders two dogs in "The Day Off". One character in this musical sings about the Folies-Bergere in "Color and Light", and Louise reveals the affair between Freida and her father, Jules. The second act sees the unveiling of a work called (*) "Chromolume #7" and ends with the stage becoming a blank canvas that one character claims is "full of possibilities". The protagonist has a daughter, Marie, with his girlfriend Dot, and the song "No Life" is used to describe his painting "Bathers at Asnieres". For 10 points, identify this Sondheim musical about the artist of 
Two characters in this musical argue over which of a pair of soldiers is better looking in the song "The One on the Left". The Nurse has an affair with a coachman named Franz in this work, whose protagonist ponders two dogs in "The Day Off". One character in this musical sings about the Folies-Bergere in "Color and Light", and Louise reveals the affair between Freida and her father, Jules. The second act sees the unveiling of a work called (*) "Chromolume #7" and ends with the stage becoming a blank canvas that one character claims is "full of possibilities". The protagonist has a daughter, Marie, with his girlfriend Dot, and the song "No Life" is used to describe his painting "Bathers at Asnieres". For 10 points, identify this Sondheim musical about the artist of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.
Two characters in this musical argue over which of a pair of soldiers is better looking in the song "The One on the Left".
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